molding removal
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Joined: Nov 2002
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From: Memphis, TN
molding removal
Are you worried about damaging the fenders? The bodyside moulding is only held on by double-sided all-weather foam tape, so basically, just pull it off. You may have to start it with a paint scraper or flat screwdriver, and it'll almost certainly remove some paint and leave a bunch of foam tape behind. Use some automotive paint prep products to remove the adhesive without damaging the paint. (PPG, DuPont, and 3M are the best brands.)
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Postmaster
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Coal Region
molding removal
i meant damage the molding, im not to worried about the paint cuz the whole trucks gettin painted. i might wanna sell the molding or re-use it later down the line, also what about the f-150 emblems? arent they held on by 2 rivet type things?
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Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Coal Region
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i read a good tip, use some fishing line to get the molding off after its been in the sun for a good bit, but would heating it up with a hair dryer work? and use WD-40 to get the sticky residue off.
